Salem High School - Clarion Annual Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Facult Votes These Students Outstanding Officers wearing the robes for the initiatory exercises are left to right, Catherine Siegmund, Mike Kaye, Janie Pearcy, Gerald Brog, and Zarelda Prince. Sigma Lambda Chapter of National Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, citizenship and service are the essential qualities for junior and senior candidates tor Honor Society. Voted on by the faculty, the chosen students are notified in a surprise as- sembly and received into the member- ship ot the club by a tormal invitation. Two features of their winter pro- gram included a Dr. Hi-Q assembly and an atter game dance. 2,5 First Semester Second Semester President Mike Kaye President Lloyd Olson Barbara Spagle Vice President Gladys Boock Secretary Janie Pearcy Secretary Dorothy Govig Vice President Treasurer Virginia Benner Treasurer Joyce Kirby Adviser Miss Holt Adviser Miss Holt Back Row: Olson Fuhr, MacDonald, Kleen Brog Ringle Paulus Kaye, Boock, Ogle, Newbry Crandall. Fourth Row: Mulkey, Young, Kirby, Spagle, Hadley, Holt, Grayless, Case, Well- ing, Trojan, Donkin. Third Row: Johnson, Austin, Fern, Meyers, McElhinny, Prince, Swigart, Gil- bert, Acton, Pearcy. Second Row: Byers, Roclcenteller, Edgell, Govig, Benner, Guamme, Durham, Swigart, Smith, Siegmund. Front Row: Barnes, Pierce, Baney, Fitzsirnons, Hendrie, Zumwalt, Matter, Neuenschvvander, Page 27 l ' hw fWt V '2 A y,.,,h,,1 i Q as 7

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Snikpoh Entertains with 'I Rememberi,lMama' By elimination after several tryouts, prospective members ot Snikpoh, Salem High School's dramatic society, are chosen. New members are intro- duced to the club at an annual initia- tion banquet held in the tall. The most important production each year is the play given tor the entire community. The cast tor I Remember Mama, unusual tor the number ot character parts, was composed of club members. Snilcpoh's skit, Legislature, won second place in the Civics Club Carni- val. President . . . . Mariio Ogle Secretary .... Mary Polales Vice President . . Louise Dotten Treasurer . . . Katie Siegrnund Advisers ...... Miss Burroughs, Miss Johnson Back Row: Rilla Rogers, Joyce Kirby, Tatia Williams, Ann Gibbens, Elizabeth Morley, Sid Wasserman, Bob Chivers, Doug Van Dyke, Richard Geer, Gilbert Bateson, Ann Brown. Fourth Row: Miss Burroughs, Miss Johnson, Mary Polales, Judith Wood, Janie Pearcy, La June Rahtz, Helen Wilt, Susan Steed, Shirley Beard, Marcella Messmer, Marijo Ogle, Jack Byers, Third Row: Shirley Herr, Muriel Baney, Eileen Anderson, Betty Jean Walser, Marilyn Myers, Sophia Polales, Mitzi Patrick, Donna Bishop, Katie Siegmund, Wayne Hall, Jack Caviness. Second Row: Gwen Fry, Zarelda Prince, Pat Filler, Mary Sundet, Claire Max- well, Beverly Main, Gathy Person, Norma Hamilton, Marilyn McFarlane, Rose- mary Rowell. Front Row: Dona Jean Pence, Rosemary Bronson, Elaine Stanley, Jerry Savage, Jean Brown, Sue Perry, Dorothy Zyqsset, Virginia Strong. Left: Norman Martin poses as Uncle Chris. Center: Katy Siegmund, Jack Caviness, Sue Perry portray Katrin, Nels and Kristina. Right: Mzriio Ogie plays Mama. ia Vai' Page 26

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Meet in Four French Club President . . . LaJune Rahtz Vice President . Dorothy Curtis Secretary . . Dorothy Ladd Treasurer . . Tommie Rickard Adviser . : Miss Christenson Back Row: George Evans, Miss Christenson, Tommy Rickard, Nancy Taylor, Dorothy Curtis, Judith Wood. Second Row: Shurley Gosnell, Dorothy Ladd, LaJune Rahtz, Rosemary Rowell, Jeanette Soucey. Front Row: Janie Pearcy, Alice Waters, Joan Gross. Que Dice President . . Mary Campbell Secretary . . Joan Jaqua Treasurer . Ann Brown Adviser . . . Miss Ross Third Row: Ann Brown, Jane Fluitt, Barney Rogers, George Porter, Shirley Newbry, Mary Campbell. Second Row: Barbara Sim, Bet- ty Ross, Dolly Davidson, La! verne Gammon, Lois Charn- berlain, Margie Dunigan, Miss Ross. Front Row: Joanne Jaqua, Mar- iorie Emmerton, Audrey Sim- mons, Colleen McNeil, Donna Johnson, Phyllis Casey, Ruth Krett. Sending packages to families in France and French North Africa, presenting a free movie, and holding an initiation banquet vvere all activi- ties of the French club. Cooperating with Cres- cendo club, the group presented the Gay Nine- ties skit in the Civics Carnival and shared the honor of winning first place for the production. Que Dice, which means What do you say in Spanish, presented Paul Geddes of the Oregon Page 28 State Legislature at a meeting open to all students. Representative Geddes spoke on highlights of the current session and the responsibility of the people of a democracy. With money earned from selling candy the Latin club is adding to funds that eventually vvill purchase a gift for the school. Spanish club programs have included guest speakers, movies, and a quiz show.